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This form of authentication uses an Azure Active Directory domain controller. The Azure AD interface must have been previously registered. The registration process and setup of an Azure AD realm is covered in the A3 Installation and Usage Guide. The fields in an Azure AD definition are:


Field Name	Usage	Example
Name	The name of the authentication source.	CorpAZAD
Description	Optional description of the source.	Corporate Azure AD authentication
Client ID	This field is called the Application (client) ID during the Azure AD process.
Client secret	This field is called the Client secret during the Azure AD registration process.
Tenant ID	This field is called the Directory (tenant) ID during the Azure AD registration process.
Timeout	The timeout, in seconds, for a response from HTTP requests sent to the Azure AD.	10
Associated Realms	The realms associated with the Azure AD authentication source. Realms are discussed in Domains and Realms.	default,null
User Groups Cache	The amount of time, in seconds, that an authenticated user's groups should be cached. A value of zero disables the cache.	0
Authentication Rules	Indicates when the authentication is triggered and the actions to be performed when the authentication is satisfied. Authentication rules are covered in detail in Authentication Rules.
Administration Rules	Indicates the administrative actions to be performed when the authentication is satisfied. Administration rules are covered in detail in Administration Rules.